SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and five other Formula One drivers gave no reply when asked at a Chinese Grand Prix news conference whether they might have any moral difficulty racing in Bahrain next week.
The six were not alone in their silence on Thursday, with most others also swerving away from any public comment on the sensitive subject of competing in the Gulf kingdom against a backdrop of political unrest and violence.
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